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Pressure gauge

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Kit components
A standard DG-8 kit includes
DG-8 pressure gauge
Zippered gauge sleeve
Accessory carrying case
USB 2.0 Type C cable (3 feet/1 meter)
USB Type C power adapter
Magnetic static pressure probe
5' blue hose
5' green hose
Inline hose connector
24 foil tape hole covers
Overview booklet
Powering on and off the DG-8
To power on the DG-8 press and hold the power button for 3 seconds until button flashes
green. To power off the DG-8 press and hold the power button for 3 seconds until button
flashes red.
Battery information
The DG-8 uses a single protected lithium-ion polymer battery that is rechargeable, but is
not user-replaceable.
Battery run time is typically 22 hours. All batteries self-discharge over time; TEC
recommends charging the battery using the included fast charger at least once every
three months regardless of battery level.
Charging instructions
The DG-8 battery is charged through its USB-C receptacle. When using the included
USB-C power supply and USB-C cable, the DG-8 will charge from empty to 100% in
approximately 2 hours. When charging the DG-8 using an aftermarket USB-A to USB-C
cable it will take approximately 5 hours to fully charge from empty.
When the DG-8 is connected to a power source, the green LED light next to the USB-C
port will be lit. While the battery is actively charging the orange LED light located on the
opposite side of the USB-C port will be lit as well. Once fully charged, the orange LED
will turn off.
The DG-8 battery should only be charged between 32° F and 115° F (0° C and 45° C).
TEC recommends using the supplied USB-C cable and power supply for optimal
charging.
Temperature thresholds
The DG-8 should be stored in a dry place with temperatrue between 32° F and 77° F (0°
C and 25° C). Operating temperatures are between 32° F and 115° F (0° C and 45° C).
Calibration information
The DG-8 should be calibrated at the TEC calibration lab once every two years. The
date of calibration can be found on the label on the back of the gauge. Visit the TEC
website for more information on arranging calibration service.
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